Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 39 Part 1.djvu/221

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200 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 134. 1916. N-“"°"“· °“*”- connection with lawfully authorized encampments, maneuvers, and field instruction as the Secretary of War may deem necessary, and for such other expenses plertaining to the National Guard as are now md di} or may hereafter be authorized by law. mmap; emma to be The governor of each State and erritory and the commanding gen— “PP°m‘°‘*· eral of the National Guard of the District of Columbia shall aqpoint, designate, or detail, subject to the ayiproval of the Secretary o War,‘ ap giiicer lpf thehNat}£r;1albGuardap<§ d e State, Territor% rip lgistrict mmm dum o o um ra w o s e r e as property an rs ursm officer for the United States. Elie shall recei t and account for ag gm? and aplropelrptly qellonging to the United States in possession of e ation Gu' o is tate, Territory or District and shall make such ret1u·ns and reports conceming the same as may be r · uired by hmmm ,0, on the Secretary of War. The Secretary of War is authorizfeld, on the roqursmm. reqursrtron of the governor of a State or Territo or the commanding gheneral of the N atronal Guard of the District olfyColumbia, to pay to e property and drsbursrng officer thereof so much of its allotment out of the annual appropriation for the support of the National Guard Mmmm; as shall, m the ju gment of the Secretary of War, be necessary for ' gre puirposets enurirerated therep1f_cdHe5hiall xnder, through the War epar men , suc accounts o er rm t ted to him f sommqau-sa. ilirsépmsemtint as maythbe rptquired by ftllips Trlliasriirsy Departmedlall _ ore en ring upon e orrnance 0 duties as r e t d drsbursmal officer he shalfhlye required to give good aljndmsrliflicgirt bond to e United States, the amount thereof to be determined by phe Slecretpér-·yi{ of War, fgr the faigul performance of his duties and 8 or e sa _ eepr an proper os'f f th F d al t an M me and ruins .r%rSEL‘§ to ramen. HK Sill? Lie §rv‘i¤§'qu¥rEE£3r£ proper yan rs ursmgo cer recei e a f his t t to ge fixed by tltr<1lSecr<—ita{·y of ’War, larilrilshchibompsgdgdlidnashzllabg emma. a c e agarns _ e w o e sum annu ap ro at d f th rmtning expmsss. pOI'ta;§ the N atronal Guard: Brovided, 'lhatpwlileld tiaveliirg iirslzllile performance of his official dutres under orders issued by the proper authorities he shall be reimbursed for his actual necessary travehng rmpwtm or ac. expenses, the sum to be made a ch e against the allotment of the °°“”°“·°*°· State, Terr1tor% or District of Coluhiiac Provideul further That the Secrqtiaryfotfh ar shall caupedan inspection of the accounts and reco o e roertyan isbu fh t b d b

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Mir- juréhwgéllhpt the Secretary of War is erpgoweredy to make all rules an re a ions necessary to carry into act the provisions of this section. L""‘"°“ "‘“““*~ Seo. 68. Locxrron or UNrrs.——Th St t d T 't hall Eavg th<;te1ightfttci1d§er;;minaei and gx like lotfitidln of ctlile Ouriiilssand W 0- ea qua rs o e a ron uar `thin th f b d : d g)l?,5b:i;|:g0|?1:¤[cg);"?;gz Provided, That no orpamzation of thv;lNation$rlrGirSi)r·?1i iirgmgbrgrdf 0,,,,, ,,,_S,dm_ which shall be entrt ed t0_a11d shall have received com ensation under the provisions of this Act shall be disbanded wifilrout the consent of the President, nor, without such consent shall the comgreissrorgled or enlistepihstmlpipgtuhbof any such organization be reduced is Q ow emrmmum ars e r `bdth f b h , ,'§§§,,.§"'§§·,,,S,,,,, Sec. 69. l§xr.rs·rrrr:z·r·rs ry THEp}?;C'llI1Ol$AL ((i¤1ii3Aiii>.;l{<ilriz)ri.‘§di·l6gle ¤¤¤¤¤¤· period of enlistment in the National Guard shall be for six years the rst three years of which shall be in an active orvanization and the remaining three years in the National Guard Rleserve hereinafter _ provided for, and the qualifications for enlistment shall lbe the same gggyiagicm Mme as those gescrrbed for admission to the R ar Army- Provided semanrtwea That in e National Guard the privilege gguclontinuing in active service dururéthe whole of an enlistment period and of reenlisti v in sg}; gejréyrce all not be demed by reason of anything containgd in